[ Essential and Nonessential Clauses ]
_______ in college now.
A. Your
B. You’re
C. Youre
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Grammar › ViewWhat needs to be omitted from the following sentence?
Wise men, don’t need advice; fools, don’t take it.- B. Franklin
A. The semicolon
B. The period after B
C. The period at the end of the sentence
D. The commas after men and fools
Past Perfect › View
You ______ Italian before you moved to Rome.
A. had studied
B. had studyd
C. had study
Grammar › ViewAlthough Nadira felt very … she smiled … .
A. angrily, friendly
B. angry, friendly
C. angry, in a friendly way
Present Tenses: Simple vs Continuous › View
Formulate a negative sentence in the present continuous tense: “He _______ (not watch) TV right now.”
A. does not watch
B. is not watching
C. do not watch
D. not watches